Smart goals are more likely to be achieve. Define and explain a Smart goal by making one for your company, project or activity.

        It is true that smart goals are the ones, which most likely achieve their desired results. If I would have to make a SMART goal for my company, then I would make it one, which has all elements mentioned in SMART goals. For instance, I will come up with a “specific” goal that I am going to increase number of clients for my company. The next step in SMART goal would be “measurable”, which means that I will analyze that how many clients I have been able to add for my client in their existing list. Third step would be “attainable”, and I will make my goal attainable by developing a proper marketing plan. The fourth element of SMART goal is “relevant”, and my goal is relevant because new clients will increase the revenue and client base for the company. Last step is “time bound”, and my goal is to increase at least five clients in next 4 weeks.